Previous research on the comparative mindset effect suggests that consumer purchases often involve three sequential steps (Xu and Wyer 2007; 2008). First, they decide whether-to-choose, then they Read More »
The demand for weather-sensitive products, such as beverages, ice creams, or chocolate varies with changes in temperature. Yet, retailers lack a framework to adapt the marketing mix elements, such as Read More »
This article responds to calls for pragmatic context-driven scholarship and administration in regard to the strategic use of successful change management models in the corporate business environment. Read More »
In this paper, we have presented the results from the research in relation to the approach toward the total management of quality in the Macedonian hotel industry. It was analyzed through the four Read More »
Most variables that companies care about are continuous in nature, but they are often analyzed categorically. For instance, consider Rogers’ (1962) innovation adoption curve, one of the most Read More »